Twitter paid upward of $134 million in cash and stock for Boulder-based Gnip Inc., officials for the social media giant disclosed in a regulatory filing made Monday.

Twitter acquired Gnip, a longtime partner that provides social media data to a variety of firms, earlier this year, but a purchase price was not disclosed. A filing made Monday associated with Twitter’s second-quarter earnings report shows that Twitter paid $107.3 million in cash and issued about 1 million shares of stock.

The total consideration of $134.1 million includes the earned portion of assumed stock options and other equity awards, officials said in the filing.

During the second quarter, Twitter reported a net loss of $144.64 million, or 24 cents per share, on revenue of $312.17 million, the company reported at the end of July.

Alicia Wallace joined The Cannabist in July 2016, covering national marijuana policy and business. She contributes to the Denver Post's beer industry coverage. In her 13 years as a business news reporter, her coverage has spanned the economy, Sports Authority, airlines, biotech, technology and natural foods.

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